Richard E Lonsdale
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1474330 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Richard E Lonsdale |
| NOMBRES | Richard E |
| APELLIDO | Lonsdale |
| FIRMA | LONSDALE R E |
| AFILIACIONES | University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 21 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 45 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 21 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1960 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| ÍNDICE H | 5 |
Geographical aspects of US farmland values and changes during the 1978–1992 period
Recent trends in U.S. and Canadian nonmetropolitan manufacturing
Rural Public Services
Small City and Rural Governance
Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions
Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions
Settlement systems in sparsely populated regions
Nonmetropolitan Industrialization
Nonmetropolitan Industrialization
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Urban Dispersal in Australia
Industrial Location
Rural-Urban Locational Preferences of Southern Manufacturers
An understanding of the rural-urban preferences of manufacturers is important for those concerned with alleviating regional imbalances in income levels and job opportunities. Unfortunately, studies of the locational tendencies of manufacturing plants on a regional scale have generally used counties or states as areal units. To avoid this coarse areal screen, a mail survey of the rural-urban locational preferences of manufacturing plants in ten So…
Regional Distribution of Soviet Industrial Manpower
A. M. Kolotievsky, Voprosy teorii i metodiki ekonomicheskogo raionirovaniia (v sviazi obshchei teoriei ekonomicheskoi geografii). Riga
A. M. Kolotievsky, Voprosy teorii i metodiki ekonomicheskogo raionirovaniia (v sviazi obshchei teoriei ekonomicheskoi geografii). Riga: “Zinatne ,” 1967. Pages 252. 1 ruble , 20 kopeks. A publication of Latviiskii gosudarstvennyi universitet im. P. Stuchki. - Volume 27 Issue 4
Atlas of North Carolina
Atlas of North Carolina
Two North Carolina Commuting Patterns
TrHIS study examines the commuting patterns of production workers at two industrial establishments in eastern North Carolina. Each of the two plants investigated is situated in the area of Kinston, a city of nearly 30,000 population, and together they account for well over half of the manufacturing employment in the county centered on that city.' One of the establishments, a producer of synthetic fiber,2 employs approximately 2200 persons and is …
The Soviet Concept of the Territorial-Production Complex
In a society with virtually all phases of the economy subject to planning an interest in regional economic planning almost inevitably arises. Such an interest has been evident in the USSR since the early 1920s, although not always to the same degree. Out of this interest evolved the notion of the economic complex, broadly conceived as a regional grouping of integrated economic activities. Inasmuch as these complexes were frequently thought of as …
Siberian Industry Before 1917
A Map of the USSR's Manufacturing
MX /-ANUFACTURING production in the Soviet Union is at least half that of the United States and the country is clearly the world's second industrial nation.1 Such current importance together with a rapid growth rate makes the distribution of manufacturing and its causes of increasing concern to students of the Soviet economy. The only detailed manufacturing maps available show the distributions as of 1935.2 Newer maps have been small-scaled, show…
Rural Public Services
Two North Carolina Commuting Patterns
TrHIS study examines the commuting patterns of production workers at two industrial establishments in eastern North Carolina. Each of the two plants investigated is situated in the area of Kinston, a city of nearly 30,000 population, and together they account for well over half of the manufacturing employment in the county centered on that city.' One of the establishments, a producer of synthetic fiber,2 employs approximately 2200 persons and is …
Nonmetropolitan Industrialization
Rural-Urban Locational Preferences of Southern Manufacturers
An understanding of the rural-urban preferences of manufacturers is important for those concerned with alleviating regional imbalances in income levels and job opportunities. Unfortunately, studies of the locational tendencies of manufacturing plants on a regional scale have generally used counties or states as areal units. To avoid this coarse areal screen, a mail survey of the rural-urban locational preferences of manufacturing plants in ten So…
The Soviet Concept of the Territorial-Production Complex
In a society with virtually all phases of the economy subject to planning an interest in regional economic planning almost inevitably arises. Such an interest has been evident in the USSR since the early 1920s, although not always to the same degree. Out of this interest evolved the notion of the economic complex, broadly conceived as a regional grouping of integrated economic activities. Inasmuch as these complexes were frequently thought of as …
Geographical aspects of US farmland values and changes during the 1978–1992 period
Recent trends in U.S. and Canadian nonmetropolitan manufacturing
A Map of the USSR's Manufacturing
MX /-ANUFACTURING production in the Soviet Union is at least half that of the United States and the country is clearly the world's second industrial nation.1 Such current importance together with a rapid growth rate makes the distribution of manufacturing and its causes of increasing concern to students of the Soviet economy. The only detailed manufacturing maps available show the distributions as of 1935.2 Newer maps have been small-scaled, show…
Small City and Rural Governance
A Map of the USSR's Manufacturing
MX /-ANUFACTURING production in the Soviet Union is at least half that of the United States and the country is clearly the world's second industrial nation.1 Such current importance together with a rapid growth rate makes the distribution of manufacturing and its causes of increasing concern to students of the Soviet economy. The only detailed manufacturing maps available show the distributions as of 1935.2 Newer maps have been small-scaled, show…
Siberian Industry Before 1917
The Soviet Concept of the Territorial-Production Complex
In a society with virtually all phases of the economy subject to planning an interest in regional economic planning almost inevitably arises. Such an interest has been evident in the USSR since the early 1920s, although not always to the same degree. Out of this interest evolved the notion of the economic complex, broadly conceived as a regional grouping of integrated economic activities. Inasmuch as these complexes were frequently thought of as …
Two North Carolina Commuting Patterns
TrHIS study examines the commuting patterns of production workers at two industrial establishments in eastern North Carolina. Each of the two plants investigated is situated in the area of Kinston, a city of nearly 30,000 population, and together they account for well over half of the manufacturing employment in the county centered on that city.' One of the establishments, a producer of synthetic fiber,2 employs approximately 2200 persons and is …
A. M. Kolotievsky, Voprosy teorii i metodiki ekonomicheskogo raionirovaniia (v sviazi obshchei teoriei ekonomicheskoi geografii). Riga
A. M. Kolotievsky, Voprosy teorii i metodiki ekonomicheskogo raionirovaniia (v sviazi obshchei teoriei ekonomicheskoi geografii). Riga: “Zinatne ,” 1967. Pages 252. 1 ruble , 20 kopeks. A publication of Latviiskii gosudarstvennyi universitet im. P. Stuchki. - Volume 27 Issue 4
Atlas of North Carolina
Atlas of North Carolina
Regional Distribution of Soviet Industrial Manpower
Rural-Urban Locational Preferences of Southern Manufacturers
An understanding of the rural-urban preferences of manufacturers is important for those concerned with alleviating regional imbalances in income levels and job opportunities. Unfortunately, studies of the locational tendencies of manufacturing plants on a regional scale have generally used counties or states as areal units. To avoid this coarse areal screen, a mail survey of the rural-urban locational preferences of manufacturing plants in ten So…
Industrial Location
Urban Dispersal in Australia
Geographical Perspectives in the Soviet Union
Settlement systems in sparsely populated regions
Nonmetropolitan Industrialization
Nonmetropolitan Industrialization
Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions
Settlement Systems in Sparsely Populated Regions
Small City and Rural Governance
Rural Public Services
Recent trends in U.S. and Canadian nonmetropolitan manufacturing
Geographical aspects of US farmland values and changes during the 1978–1992 period
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